Sometimes it's worth a shot.

Who else misses the 90s

Good old roommate fun.

There are better ways to deal with this.

If you go to the birthday party of your vegan girlfriend, and her friend, a professional vegan baker, is bringing a cake, you don't exactly have a lot of leg to stand on when you don't like the cake. Also, it's fine to not like the cake. But even if you had regular birthday cake that sucked, you probably wouldn't act out about it like this dude did. Also, how does this guy not like Oreos? For some more food drama, here's the dude who organized a beef wellington dinner just to have some of the g…

Taste the quality.

You're going to wish that you hadn't seen these.

A definite flavor blast from the past.

It's not like this guy was going to stand up and throw the whole turkey in the trash or make everyone else not eat dinner. Her first priority was to avoid having to discuss her boyfriend's diet rather than just letting him not have turkey. Seems like in the end, this was the least graceful solution that was available when it comes to sustaining a real relationship. For an extra helping of food entitlement, here are the guests who demanding a guy cook his entire beef wellington well done.

"Is that a Pringle or a sponge?"

Yeah man that's not happening.

When you're organizing a fancy dinner party and cooking expensive meat, you should be the one calling the shots for the guests — not the other way around. This type of conflict happened to Redditor u/Kitchen-Vegetable734, who posted a story about how their friend enlisted them to roast a fancy Beef Wellington dinner for a group of friends on Reddit's popular moral judgment community r/AmITheAsshole . When an additional friend was added to the guest list, they requested that the beef be roasted…

Bianca got served up some sweet justice.

What a waste of food.

Surprisingly, not a lot of spitting.

Taste is subjective, kind of.